1.  High-Risk Pregnancy 

A pregnancy with an increased chance of complications for mother or baby, requiring closer monitoring and specialist management. 

Common Risk Indicators: 

• High blood pressure in pregnancy 
• Gestational diabetes 
• Previous pregnancy complications 
• Multiple pregnancy (twins or more) 

2. Recurrent Pregnancy Loss 

Repeated pregnancy loss requiring evaluation to identify underlying causes and guide future pregnancy planning. 

When To Get Evaluated: 

• Two or more consecutive pregnancy losses 
• Family history of pregnancy loss 
• Known underlying medical conditions 

3. Placental & Fetal Growth Concerns 

Conditions affecting the placenta or fetal growth pattern that are monitored closely through pregnancy. 

Common Signs: 

• Reduced or excessive fetal movement 
• Growth measurements outside expected range 
• Abnormal findings on routine ultrasound 

1. Irregular & Menstrual Disorders 

Changes in menstrual cycle timing, flow or pain that may indicate an underlying hormonal or structural cause. 

Common Signs: 

• Irregular or missed periods 
• Heavy or prolonged bleeding 
• Severe menstrual pain 

   2. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) 

A hormonal condition affecting ovulation, often linked to irregular periods and other metabolic symptoms. 

Common Signs: 

• Irregular periods 
• Excess hair growth 
• Weight changes 
• Difficulty conceiving 

3. Menopausal Symptoms 

Hormonal changes around menopause that can affect physical and emotional wellbeing. 

Common Signs 

• Hot flushes 
• Irregular or absent periods 
• Mood and sleep changes 

1. Uterine Fibroids 

Non-cancerous growths in or around the uterus that can vary in size and symptoms. 

Common Signs: 

• Heavy menstrual bleeding 
• Pelvic pain or pressure 
• Frequent urination 

2. Ovarian Cysts: 

Fluid-filled sacs that develop on or within the ovary, often discovered during routine evaluation. 

Common Signs: 

• Pelvic pain or bloating 
• Irregular periods 
• Discomfort during intercourse 

3. Pelvic Organ Prolapse: 

A condition where pelvic organs shift from their normal position due to weakened supporting tissue. 

Common Signs: 

• Sensation of pelvic pressure or bulging 
• Discomfort while standing or walking 
• Urinary symptoms 

1. Vaginal & Pelvic Infections 

Infections affecting the vaginal or pelvic region that require timely evaluation and treatment. 

Common Signs 

• Unusual discharge 
• Itching or irritation 
• Pelvic pain or discomfort 

2. Endometriosis: 

A condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, often causing pain. 

Common Signs 

• Painful periods 
• Pelvic pain outside menstruation 
• Pain during intercourse 

1. Abnormal Cervical Screening Results 

Changes identified on cervical screening that need closer clinical evaluation to rule out early disease. 

When To Get Evaluated: 

• Abnormal Pap smear result 
• Unusual bleeding between periods or after intercourse 
• Persistent pelvic pain